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Residential renovation services

Residential renovations across the Lower Mainland.

Plan focused interior changes or a broader home update around how your household uses the space. Start with the rooms, priorities, budget range and timing you have in mind.

16+ years in renovation and trades · 10+ person crew · Service in English and Chinese

Completed light-toned flooring in an actual CYK residential project with a stone fireplace
Actual CYK project · completed flooring

Scope overview

Plan the home as connected spaces.

The project review can focus on one room or account for how several areas work together.

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Start your project

Discuss your residential renovations.

Tell us what you want to change and how to reach you. We’ll discuss the scope, next steps and what we need to prepare an estimate.

  • Reply target: one business day
  • Photos and documents can follow by email

Request an estimate

Contact and project details

Give us a phone number or email address—whichever you prefer.

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Planning your renovation

Questions before you start.

We discuss your property, priorities and site restrictions before preparing a written proposal with scope, pricing, exclusions, payment milestones and the expected schedule.

What can I include in a home renovation?

Include the rooms you want to change, connected flooring and any kitchen or bathroom work. We review these areas together so transitions, access and sequencing are considered in one scope.

What should I share to get started?

Tell us the city, property type and changes you want. Photos, approximate building age and a budget or timeline are helpful if available. Final drawings are not required to begin.

What property requirements need review?

Strata approval, permits and regulated-trade requirements depend on the address and work. We also discuss access and which rooms need to remain usable during construction.